IKEA has unveiled its newest collection in Germany, the IKEA FLAMTRÄD collection, which includes an array of 3D-printed home décor products. While IKEA does not disclose sensitive information with regards to its suppliers, the products in the FLAMTRÄD collection boast a reasonably low price considering their size and 3D-printed roots. The decorative products range from $35 to $60 USD, which is more expensive than other IKEA products but still quite inexpensive compared to popular 3D printed product lines.
The FLAMTRÄD collection itself takes inspiration from the human form, specifically hands and heads. The line features an array of stylized hands that act as coat holders, jewelry holders, decorative wall fixtures, and various other decorative pieces. The 3D-printed heads act as hat holders and several other home décor pieces.
3D Printed Décor Collections
IKEA Has Launched the FLAMTRÄD Collection Across Germany
Trend Themes
1. 3d-printed Home Decor - There is a growing trend in 3D-printed home decor products, presenting an opportunity for companies to innovate in this market.
2. Inexpensive 3D Printing - The affordability of 3D printing technology offers opportunities for manufacturers to create low-cost products with high profit margins.
3. Human Form in Home Decor - The trend of incorporating the human form into home decor offers opportunities for unique and creative product designs.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture - The furniture industry can utilize 3D printing technology to create unique home decor products while still maintaining affordable prices.
2. Jewelry - The jewelry industry can expand into the home decor market by designing 3D-printed jewelry holders and other decorative pieces.
3. Home Decor - The home decor industry can benefit from 3D printing technology to create innovative and affordable products with unique designs.